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Artist: Rheostatics
Canonical path: /rheostatics/an-offer
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An Offer
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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An Offer
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See what I have to offer,
And take your time,
Then maybe you'll make an offer,
That makes you mine,
You reason hard and sober,
That's half way true,
(Half way true)
Then after you've had your water,
I wine, I wine,
I tear an open letter,
To better you to see,
Now I feel so much better,
(I feel so much)
Do it, do it to me.
I came down for a walking,
And to talk with you,
We get joined at the forehead,
Like we're meant to,
Offer me to you,
Offer me to you,
Offer me to you.
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